Morongo Unified School District
Explore Our Schools
Black Rock Alternative/Continuation School
Yucca Valley
122
Condor Elementary School
Twentynine Palms
397
Friendly Hills Elementary School
Joshua Tree
266
Joshua Tree Elementary School
Joshua Tree
250
La Contenta Middle School
Yucca Valley
647
Landers Elementary School
Landers
139
Morongo Valley Elementary School
Morongo Valley
170
Oasis Elementary School
Twentynine Palms
461
Onaga Elementary School
Yucca Valley
586
Palm Vista Elementary School
Twentynine Palms
362
Preschool
Twentynine Palms
0Twentynine Palms Elementary School
Twentynine Palms
579
Twentynine Palms High School
Twentynine Palms
719
Twentynine Palms Junior High School
Twentynine Palms
413
Yucca Mesa Elementary School
Yucca Valley
401
Yucca Valley Elementary School
Yucca Valley
545
Yucca Valley High School
Yucca Valley
1168
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Area & Neighborhood Coverage
The Morongo Unified School District proudly spans a significant portion of the High Desert region within San Bernardino County, California. Its expansive reach encompasses the vibrant communities of Twentynine Palms, Yucca Valley, and the iconic Joshua Tree, along with surrounding unincorporated areas. This geographically diverse district serves families nestled amidst the unique desert landscape, from the bustling town centers to the more serene, expansive natural surroundings that define this distinctive part of Southern California. Residents benefit from being part of a close-knit regional network, deeply connected by shared local experiences and the majestic natural beauty of the Mojave Desert.
High Desert Community Connections
Life in the Morongo Basin offers a unique blend of natural splendor and community spirit, making it a distinctive place for families in San Bernardino County. The towns within the district's purview, such as Yucca Valley and Twentynine Palms, foster a strong sense of local identity, often characterized by community-driven events and a shared appreciation for the desert environment. From local art walks and farmers' markets to outdoor recreational opportunities, the area provides a backdrop for a lifestyle deeply connected to nature and neighborly interaction. Families here often find themselves immersed in a supportive atmosphere that values both independent living and collective engagement, reflecting the resilient and creative spirit of the High Desert.